What did you do to your Ram today???

[HSKR R/T]

I had mine repaired by Fibrenew Vinyl repair. It lasted a while but didn’t stand up. I ended up having the bottom cover replaced with OEM one. My dealership did it…gratis.

I'm in the same boat now. Two attempts by Fibernew at repair. First ones the patch peeled off after a few months. Waiting to see how long the latest repair holds up. Fibernew tech said to call warranty company each time so need seat repaired. And they will push back recommending new seat covers based on have to redo repairs

 

[boogielander]

With some sort of backing plate, you should be able to mount a RAM mount ball to it. Then you can add a gun mount to that.

haiya spilling my secrets
just kidding im messing with you but you got it right, but i am thinking using Safariland QLS QD system and backing plates because RAM ball mount will stick out too much. Plus, QLS makes life a lot easier for those who got multiple carry guns.

 

[RedDevil00]

Technically I didn't do all of this today, but I have had a productive week of things. I installed a new X2 Power H7 AGM battery. Installed rear wheel well liners, and got a dent in my tailgate fixed!
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What brand of wheel house liners did you chose??

 

[Grape_Ape]

Thankfully being a slight hoarder came in handy lol. Saturday I was headed to town and noticed my brakes felt really odd. A few moments later I get the ABS light and traction control light. Made it home and scanned my codes - had an oem code of
Code C0031-2F which indicates an "Left Front Wheel Speed Sensor Signal Erratic" fault. Parked the truck and this is where hoarding comes in handy. I'd bought two front wheel bearing hub assemblies but never replaced the driver side. They come with the speed sensor pre installed. So I was able to use that while I wait for it's replacement to come in the mail. Unfortunately I believe my driver side wheel bearing is shot. The speed sensor had some metal shavings on it and the face had a groove being warn into it. So it looks like that'll be my project over vacation in a few weeks.

Also changed my oil the day before I did the speed sensor. This will be my third run of Restore and Protect. I don't know what I was doing wrong but I made a mess everywhere lol. Normally I can do the two bag method with minimal spillage. This time though I finally just said screw it and let oil go everywhere. Everything felt off. Couldn't get my oil filter in. Hand and arm placement felt weird. Was just a very weird experience lol.

 

[bigdodge]

What brand of wheel house liners did you chose??

I used these and they were very easy to install even with the wheels still on.

Rear Wheel Well Liners | Ram 1500 2WD/4WD (2019-2026)

Rear Wheel Well Liners | Ram 1500 2WD/4WD (2019-2022)

www.roughcountry.com

 

[pizza_pablo]

Installed the folding step from Weeknd Garage.

 

[HemiDude]

Thankfully being a slight hoarder came in handy lol. Saturday I was headed to town and noticed my brakes felt really odd. A few moments later I get the ABS light and traction control light. Made it home and scanned my codes - had an oem code of
Code C0031-2F which indicates an "Left Front Wheel Speed Sensor Signal Erratic" fault. Parked the truck and this is where hoarding comes in handy. I'd bought two front wheel bearing hub assemblies but never replaced the driver side. They come with the speed sensor pre installed. So I was able to use that while I wait for it's replacement to come in the mail. Unfortunately I believe my driver side wheel bearing is shot. The speed sensor had some metal shavings on it and the face had a groove being warn into it. So it looks like that'll be my project over vacation in a few weeks.

Also changed my oil the day before I did the speed sensor. This will be my third run of Restore and Protect. I don't know what I was doing wrong but I made a mess everywhere lol. Normally I can do the two bag method with minimal spillage. This time though I finally just said screw it and let oil go everywhere. Everything felt off. Couldn't get my oil filter in. Hand and arm placement felt weird. Was just a very weird experience lol.

Something to consider next time you do an lof: I drape a large puppy pad over the rack, and just let all of that oil run right down into my drain pan. After the filter is on, I spray a little brake cleaner around the housing to clear off any residual, then slide the pad out and toss it.

 

[boogielander]

Thankfully being a slight hoarder came in handy lol. Saturday I was headed to town and noticed my brakes felt really odd. A few moments later I get the ABS light and traction control light. Made it home and scanned my codes - had an oem code of
Code C0031-2F which indicates an "Left Front Wheel Speed Sensor Signal Erratic" fault. Parked the truck and this is where hoarding comes in handy. I'd bought two front wheel bearing hub assemblies but never replaced the driver side. They come with the speed sensor pre installed. So I was able to use that while I wait for it's replacement to come in the mail. Unfortunately I believe my driver side wheel bearing is shot. The speed sensor had some metal shavings on it and the face had a groove being warn into it. So it looks like that'll be my project over vacation in a few weeks.

Also changed my oil the day before I did the speed sensor. This will be my third run of Restore and Protect. I don't know what I was doing wrong but I made a mess everywhere lol. Normally I can do the two bag method with minimal spillage. This time though I finally just said screw it and let oil go everywhere. Everything felt off. Couldn't get my oil filter in. Hand and arm placement felt weird. Was just a very weird experience lol.

sometimes it's like that.
OR maybe because of lunar eclipse... hmm...

(I tried with my iphone so... )

 

[boogielander]

Something to consider next time you do an lof: I drape a large puppy pad over the rack, and just let all of that oil run right down into my drain pan. After the filter is on, I spray a little brake cleaner around the housing to clear off any residual, then slide the pad out and toss it.

now im looking up puppy pad. will come in handy for sure!
what size is good?

 

[Maverik259]

Installed a pedal commander and JB4. Haven’t utilized the JB4 yet but instant improvement from pedal commander. One of my biggest complaints of this truck was the throttle response and perceived lag. It’s all gone without any jerkiness or lack of smoothness.


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[HemiDude]

now im looking up puppy pad. will come in handy for sure!
what size is good?

I’m not sure what size I am using, I think they’re about 18 to 24 in.²

 

[pizza_pablo]

Something to consider next time you do an lof: I drape a large puppy pad over the rack, and just let all of that oil run right down into my drain pan. After the filter is on, I spray a little brake cleaner around the housing to clear off any residual, then slide the pad out and toss it.

You use a puppy pad to drape over the oil filter area when removing the oil filter during an oil change?

 

[Grape_Ape]

Well note to self - if you see damage to your speed sensor itself you probably want to just replace the whole wheel bearing hub assembly immediately. New one lasted roughly 5 minutes. I was already driving when it failed and probably put 30-40 miles on it. The face of it was more damaged than the one I took out. Thankfully I still had my old passenger side wheel bearing assembly, robbed the speed sensor out of it and cleaned it up real nice. Replaced the wheel bearing assembly yesterday and dropped the truck off for an alignment today.

 

[1791]

couldn't leave well enough alone. so i removed the jl audio 6x9 3ways from the rear doors then took the Kenwood Excelon KFC-XP6903C out of the front put them in the rear and put the 3.5 that come with that set in the headliner. then put JBL 6x9 stadiums(JBL Stadium 962CF ) in the front with the tweeters in the dash. it's official i'm done, it sounds freaking awesome!

 

[SteddyRam]

2025 RAM 1500 Hurricane HO Limited

I have recently succeeded in viewing my trailer camera through the digital rear view mirror via the coax plug on the rear bumper.

I absolutely love being able to see the road and traffic behind me through the OEM mirror.

 

[Osimm_ns]

2026 ram rebel gt. Broke it in from just under 200 miles on the clock and drove to New Orleans from DFW Texas.

 

[HemiDude]

You use a puppy pad to drape over the oil filter area when removing the oil filter during an oil change?

Over the crossmember/rack, below the oil filter. Whatever oil does not get soaked into the pad drains down the hanging pad and into the drain pan.

 

[jrogrne]

2025 RAM 1500 Hurricane HO Limited

I have recently succeeded in viewing my trailer camera through the digital rear view mirror via the coax plug on the rear bumper.

I absolutely love being able to see the road and traffic behind me through the OEM mirror.

What trailer camera do you have?


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[pizza_pablo]

Over the crossmember/rack, below the oil filter. Whatever oil does not get soaked into the pad drains down the hanging pad and into the drain pan.

Thank you for the description!
So I'm under the truck looking at what you described The oil filter is 3 feet above my head and I can barely see it with all the interference that will love catching some oil and the drain plug is pointing at the sway bar.
Do engineers even wonder why mechs hate them?
I'm not a big guy and I had all kinds of trouble crawling under the front due to the plastic air dam or whatever it is on the bottom of the bumper.
Good thing I'm retired and don't put much mileage on the thing, so oil changes will be only once or twice a year.
What do y'all think of the oil filter relocation kit that I've read about, here?
Is it worth the cost, effort and addition of more joints in the system?

 

[CHeYeNNe71]

Thank you for the description!
So I'm under the truck looking at what you described The oil filter is 3 feet above my head and I can barely see it with all the interference that will love catching some oil and the drain plug is pointing at the sway bar.
Do engineers even wonder why mechs hate them?
I'm not a big guy and I had all kinds of trouble crawling under the front due to the plastic air dam or whatever it is on the bottom of the bumper.
Good thing I'm retired and don't put much mileage on the thing, so oil changes will be only once or twice a year.
What do y'all think of the oil filter relocation kit that I've read about, here?
Is it worth the cost, effort and addition of more joints in the system?

I'll be installing it during my next oil change. I think it's worth the 1 time hassle to install over the money and time savings, plus clean up in the future.

I wish they all had like my old Ford Expedition, had right behind the bumper on driver side, reach under and change.